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My H. Crispa


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    Reef_Angel - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default My H. Crispa

    How can I tell if my h. crispa is going to split? When I got her, I was amazed at how thick she was. Instead of the typical mouth, she has a jagged split that goes all the way across the top where her mouth should be. Definitely elongated. It's usually open, and what I mean when I say that is... she sometimes covers her whole mouth/split area with a thin membrane. I'm not saying she holds her mouth open. Make sense? This jagged split has not changed at all since I got her. She remains healthy and doing well. I would appreciate some good info on splitting anemones. I had no idea they did this. Is this the only way they reproduce? Thanks!
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    Reef_Angel - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    bump please!
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